
Despite a crushing defeat at Microsoft, the National Cryptocurrency for the People Research (NCPPR) is not giving up on its mission to bring bitcoin investing to major corporations.
As reported by U.Today, more than 99% of MicroStrategy’s shareholders voted against assessing bitcoin investments. However, NCPPR appears unfazed by this resounding rejection and is already planning to file similar proposals in the future.
The think tank’s determination stems from a conversation with Michael Saylor, co-founder of MicroStrategy, who surprisingly stated that he didn’t expect large corporations to immediately adopt bitcoin. Instead, he predicted that the largest cryptocurrency would eventually become part of the conversation.
NCPPR insists it has not received any financial contributions from cryptocurrency-focused groups and continues to push for institutional investment in digital assets.
While there is limited optimism among chief financial officers regarding Bitcoin’s potential as a store of value, NCPPR remains committed to its mission.
Source: u.today